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Fantasia: Music Evolved
Disney's annual D23 Expo is happening now, and as part of the festivities, Harmonix unveiled new details about the game.
Harmonix revealed that all of the classical music for Fantasia: Music Evolved was recorded at Abbey Road Studios with the London Symphony Orchestra. Harmonix's community developer Eric Pope sent out a number of Vines and tweets showcasing Fantasia's stage presence, which included orchestrations of Vivaldi's Four Seasons (Winter), and Night On Bald Mountain gameplay.
For more on Fantasia: Music Evolved, check out our hands-on (or off; it is a Kinect game after all) time with the game at E3.
Exclusive gameplay reveal of Night On Bald Mountain! https://t.co/cSNXTRKXxj
— Eric Pope (@MrPope) August 11, 2013
[Source: @MrPope]
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